The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1887-02-19
"BACK NUMBERS"
Louisiana Onlcials Who Owe thc. Govern.
ment.
TO WHOM THE GOV
ERNMENT Is INDEBTED.
IN. 0. City Item.l

IN. o. City Item.l
WAsHINeToN, Feb. s.-The Secre-
tary of the Treasury has sent 10 Com
gress a statement showing sums due
the United States government from
certain former officials. Also, sums
due from the government to certain
officials and ex-officials. The follow
ing gives the sums due from citizens
of Louisiana to the government
Robert Alexander, collector, New
house, $3.50 Edwin l.. Cookie, su.
perintendent lights, Teche, 1889, $780,.
IS. Perry Fuller, superintendent lights,
New Orleans, 1878, $2545 so. Thomas
Turtle, engineer, New Orleans, 1855,
for repairs lighthouse, 80. For expen-
ses fog signals, $13 55. VIM. Bache,
physician, New Orleans, 1852, $3.50.
Anthony ]. Guriot, assistant treasurer,
New Orleans, 1861, for.ruhiic moneys
deposited, $146,226 "A. For ordinary
expenses, S2O24 81. For bullion ac-
count, $415,959 60. L. NJ. Randall, g.
w. Ames and ID. Urban, commission.
ers, direct tax for Louisiana, s14, ,025-
%. A. w. Smyth, superintendent
Mint, New Orleans, for bullion ac-
count, S6O,2O7 rs. VIM. II. Bassett,
marshal western district Louisiana,
1916, 90 50. Cuthbert Bullitt, marshal
Eastern District Louisiana, 1879, 1747,-
81. Gervais Fontenot, Marshal Yves.
tern District Louisiana, 1S43, 27OO.
Chas. N. CARROT, Marshal Western
District Louisiana, 1856, 1884 90. Lo.
gan Hunton, u. s. Attorney, Eastern
District Louisiana, 1864 2s45. Robert
A. Hunter, Marshal Eastern District,
La, 1862, on account of fines, penal
ties and forfeitures, 476 S5, also 1880 65.
r. j. Heron, marshal District La,
1878, 1882 IL. Jos. NJ. Kennedy, mar
shall, Eastern District La, 1862, lS,s
557 rs. James G. Weeks, marshal,
Western District La, 1Ss2-S5, on ac-.
count of fees and expenses Of marshals,
AT O3, fees of jurors 2, support of pris-
Oners $50, miscellaneous expenses 10,
fees and expenses OF marshals 5000.
G. H. Dabbs, receiver public moneys,
Monroe, 1861, 7S6 so. Gervais Fon.
tenot, marshal Western District La,
1874, on account of sixth census, 2,2i2-
sc. j. b. McClenden, receiver public
moneys, Greensburg, 1861, 1856 Al,
Francis ID. Newcomb, surveyor gener-
al, La, 1850, 27,243 "a. Henry w.
Palfrey, receiver public moneys, Now
Orleans, 1862, 900 IS. George Purvis,
receiver public moneys, Monroe, 1861,
8 1G. John Posey, receiver public mon.
eys, Opelousas, 1861, 1910 90. Daniel
Sigier, register and acting disbursing
agent, Natchitoches, 1867, d20. Bene-
dict Van Praddles, register, New Or
leans, 1911, $40 81. John N. Vernon,
receiver public moneys, Greensburg,.
1858, 40 &C. j. S. fully, register and
disbursing agent, New Orleans, 1872,
553. William Brown, collector, New Or,
leans, prior to 1896 on account of
receipts from customs, $l07,Oll OS.
Greenbury Dorsey, collector, New
Orleans, 1864, on account of receipts
from customs, $1125 3S. Perry Fuller,
collector, New Orleans, 1881, on &C.
count of receipts from customs, $780,
800 Ga. John II. Holland, marshal
Eastern District of La, 1S4l, receipts
from customs, 5000 80. George G.
Lawrason, collector, New Orleans,
1868. on account of receipt from GUS
toms, 1888 90 Wm. Mccullough,
measurer, New Orleans, 1888, on ac.
count of receipts from customs GG9 40.
Thos. Gibbs Morgan, collector, New
Orleans, 1916, on account of receipts
from customs, 2I2, ,232 81. Iore B.
Trist, collector, New Orleans, prior to
1926, on account receipts from customs,
$3.50 S5. Lewis Il. Willis, surveyor,
New Orleans, 1888, on account of res
ceipts from customs 80 fS. VIM. T..
Benton, Collector Internal Revenue
First Louisiana, 1866, on account OF
internal revenue receipts, $ls,5i0 25.
e. M. Bouligny, Collector Internal
Revenue Second Louisiana, 1867, on
account of internal revenue receipts,
S9,626 92. Lewis B. Collins, Collector
Internal Revenue Third Louisiana,
1866, on account of internal
revenue receipts, G73,s61 70. John s.
Chapman, Second Louisiana, 1860, on
account of internal revenue receipts
1851 II. Alfred Duperier, collector
internal revenue second Louisiana,
1866, on account internal revenue
receipts, 22,523 Ga. Oscar a. Rice,
collector internal revenue second
louisiana, 1875, on account of Internal
revenue receipts, S,1SS 81. Cbas. Smith
collector first Louisiana, 1860, on ac-
count of internal revenue receipts,
65,97S 40. Eugene Tisdaie, collector
third Louisiana, 1867, on account OF
internal revenue receipts, l54, ,d69 21
Thos. Barrett, receiver public moneys
New Orleans, 1913 IA for sale public
lands, 1857 0S. j. Jules Bos5ier, Naich-
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